Biba launches product recall scheme with CFC
The association said the scheme offers two policies tailored for food and non-food sectors.
The British Insurance Brokers' Association (Biba) has launched a product recall scheme through Biba member CFC Underwriting.
The association explained that the scheme is suitable for businesses operating in a wide range of industries and offers two policies tailored for specific sectors.
These are a product recall policy for manufacturers and distributors of non-food consumer products and automotive parts, and a contaminated product recall policy for food, drink and personal hygiene
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